Новости за 07.12.2017

The White House has described questions over Donald Trump's health as "ridiculous", after the President began to slur during a major address.

Wildfires have roared through Southern California for a fourth day running, forcing more than 200,000 people to flee their homes.

A YouTube prankster had to be freed by firefighters in an hour-long rescue after he cemented his head inside a microwave.

George Osborne, who notoriously said he would not rest until Theresa May was "chopped up in bags in my freezer", obviously believes revenge is a dish best served cold.

The UK is "very close" to securing a Brexit deal on the Irish border and an agreement is expected within hours, an Irish official has said.

European Council president Donald Tusk is to make a statement about Brexit early on Friday morning, his office has said.

Boris Johnson will raise the case of a British mother jailed in Iran when he travels to the country this weekend - his first trip there as Foreign Secretary.

Boris Johnson is expected to travel to Tehran this weekend - his first trip to Iran as Foreign Secretary.

The first analysis of water samples taken by an ocean racing yacht suggest there could be even more plastic in the sea than scientists had feared.

Uber's licence to operate in Sheffield has been suspended after the company failed to answer questions about its management.

Wembley is to be used as a venue for seven Euro 2020 matches in total, after UEFA decided a stadium in Brussels would not be ready in time.

To announce the first trailer for the Jurassic World sequel, director J A Bayona spoke to Sky News about "bringing back the fear".

Thousands of patients endured long ambulance waits and almost 95% of hospital beds were occupied in the first week of the NHS winter, according to new figures.

A man who was strangled and dismembered at a flat in Deptford before his daughter was also killed was a sex offender, police say.

A man who was strangled and dismembered at a flat in Deptford before his daughter was also killed was a sex offender, police say.

A close friend of the Manchester bomber has been found guilty of being an Islamic State sniper after he was identified in official IS documents obtained by Sky News.

Industrial giant General Electric has announced plans to cut 1,100 jobs from its UK power business.

The driver of a tram which crashed, killing seven people, may have momentarily fallen asleep in the seconds before the accident.

Hundreds of grizzly bears at a US national park could have their protected status restored after a court found flaws with a similar decision to de-list a breed of wolves.

A long-dormant volcano in Iceland may be about to erupt, scientists fear.

The EU has declared there is still "no white smoke" over a Brexit deal and handed Theresa May a 72-hour deadline to make an acceptable offer.

Democrats have quizzed Jared Kushner over a $1.15bn (£860m) mortgage on a loss-making Manhattan property - suggesting it could pose a conflict of interest for the President's son-in-law.

People in a Chinese province bordering North Korea have been offered a nuclear survival guide by the local state-run newspaper.

The Jeremy Corbyn-supporting group Momentum is being investigated by the Electoral Commission over spending during June's election.